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On today’s program of Sunday Morning Futures with popular Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo, House Freedom Caucus co-founder and mass migration enthusiast Rep. Mick Mulvaney declared that immigration is the top issue for voters in his state of South Carolina.

During tonight’s CBS Republican presidential debate, Donald Trump was the only candidate to address the news that Carrier will be sending hundreds of American jobs to Mexico.

After his disappointing performance in Iowa and his dismal showing in New Hampshire, Marco Rubio seems eager to resurrect his campaign by hitting all five Sunday shows this weekend.

However, this is not the first time Rubio has appeared on all five Sunday shows in one day. In 2013, when Rubio was pushing his Obama-endorsed amnesty bill through the Senate, Rubio did all five shows plus Univision and Telemundo— prompting the press to dub his media tour “The Full Marco”.

Pro-amnesty and mass migration advocate Trey Gowdy tried to argue that Florida Senator Marco Rubio is more conservative than Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions.

Video footage has emerged documenting the outrage and desperation of 1,400 American workers as they are informed that their company will be sending their jobs to Mexico.

Marco Rubio’s campaign has been dogged by criticisms likening his lack of experience to that of then-freshman Senator Barack Obama. Rubio has repeatedly — and now-infamously — sought to waive off such criticisms by arguing that Obama’s flaw is not

Donald Trump’s Senior Policy Adviser Stephen Miller describes the candidate’s landslide victory in New Hampshire as a “political earthquake.”

As New Hampshire voters head to the polls today, multiple reports have documented the role immigration may play in shaping voters’ decisions.

At Monday’s rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump addressed the impact illegal immigration has had on criminality throughout American communities and warned that there are more criminal aliens at-large in the U.S. than the population of any city in New Hampshire.

Donald Trump’s Senior Policy Adviser declared that Marco Rubio is in no position to criticize President Obama for trying to transform the nation, given Rubio’s essential role in championing and co-authoring Obama’s transformational immigration agenda.

On Monday’s program of Breitbart News Daily, Donald Trump’s Senior Policy Adviser Stephen Miller explained that this election represents “binary choice” that boils down to a decision of “nation-state versus globalism.”

On Sunday’s program of ABC This Week, Marco Rubio seemed to, once again, demonstrate his inability to answer questions with responses that have not been memorized.

Saturday night’s ABC Presidential debate marked the 8th consecutive Republican debate in which donor-class favorite Marco Rubio was not directly asked about his support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.

During Saturday night’s GOP presidential debate, Donald Trump blasted President Obama’s Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, which had been previously endorsed by several of his GOP rivals on the stage beside him.

During Saturday night’s ABC Republican Presidential debate, donor-class favorite Marco Rubio accused Barack Obama of trying to fundamentally transform the country. However, Rubio did not mention that he himself had co-authored the border-opening Gang of Eight immigration bill, which President

On today’s program of Breitbart News Daily, Donald Trump’s Senior Policy Adviser, Stephen Miller, shared his never-before publicly discussed insights into Marco Rubio’s duplicitous conduct during his push to get the Gang of Eight bill through the Senate.

In an exclusive statement to Breitbart News ahead of the New Hampshire primary, conservative columnist and eleven-time New York Times bestselling author Ann Coulter warned that if the donor-class gets its way and Marco Rubio is the Republican nominee, it will

Conservative icon and grassroots heroine Phyllis Schlafly has released a new report extensively detailing Marco Rubio’s efforts to deceive the American people in his determined pursuit to open the nation’s borders.

Ahead of the New Hampshire primary, Senator Jeff Sessions exclusively lays out to Breitbart News the five questions that all candidates seeking the Republican Party’s nomination must answer.

On today’s program of Breitbart News Daily, Donald Trump’s Senior Policy Advisor, Stephen Miller, blasted donor-class favorite Marco Rubio as the “front man for the open borders syndicate.” Miller, former communications director for Sen. Jeff Sessions and the Senate Budget Committee now

Following Rick Santorum’s inability to name a single achievement of Sen. Marco Rubio, the media sought to answer the question for themselves. Yet many reporters appear to have come up empty handed.

According to a report from the Washington Post, ever since Marco Rubio was a young man, he dreamed of becoming the first Hispanic president. The report may provide fresh insights into the cozy relationships Rubio has fostered with his wealthy donors over the years, as well as his life-long career as a politician.

Sen. Jeff Sessions, who has been the fiercest GOP opponent in Congress of President Obama’s globalist trade agenda, called upon every elected official and every Presidential candidate to reveal “where they stand on the TPP.”

Wednesday’s cover of La Opinión, the nation’s largest daily Spanish-language newspaper, prominently portrays donor-class favorite Sen. Marco Rubio with the infamous “hope and change” imagery that defined Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.

Anti-amnesty blogger Mickey Kaus highlighted Marco Rubio’s penchant for dodging questions by retreating to his memorized stump speech and labeled the donor-class candidate “The Republican John Edwards.”

In her Tuesday night interview of donor-class favorite Marco Rubio, Fox News’s Megyn Kelly gushed over the young Senator’s ability to deliver a memorized speech without a teleprompter.

With just hours left to go before Iowa caucus goers cast their votes, living legend and conservative icon Phyllis Schlalfy warns Iowa voters: 2016 may be America’s last chance. “Our immigration policy has been anti-American, decade after decade, and the

As first-in-the-nation Iowa voters prepare to caucus, open borders financier Mark Zuckerberg weighed in on the race through the president of his powerful immigration lobbying firm, FWD.us.

Conservative columnist and eleven-time New York Times best selling author Ann Coulter has been a prominent player in the 2016 race– beginning with the June release of her book, Adios America, which laid the foundation for the immigration-centric focus of the election.

As Iowa voters prepare to cast their votes this evening, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is making the pitch that he is the only candidate who can win the general election. Recent polling data seems to demonstrate Trump’s broad general election appeal– in particular, his appeal to working-class American voters.

Microsoft Corp. will be providing the technology to count the votes of Iowa caucus-goers, according to a new report.

With just one day left before the Iowa Caucus, donor-class favorite Marco Rubio remains unwilling to repudiate the 2013 Gang of Eight immigration bill, which conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly has described as “anti-American” and “dangerous.” In a Sunday morning interview,

Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign spokesman blasted donor-class favorite Sen. Marco Rubio for joining with Democrats to block a conservative reform of the food-stamp program, in an exclusive email to Breitbart News.

In a remarkable interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer following Thursday night’s presidential debate, Marco Rubio’s campaign spokesman, Alex Conant, admitted that the 2013 Gang of Eight bill, which Rubio co-authored and ushered through the Senate, did not secure the border

In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News, Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign spokesman slammed donor-class favorite Marco Rubio for his refusal to tell voters whether he will support President Obama’s Trans-Pacific Partnership, which Rubio had previously endorsed.

In the seventh straight debate, and the fourth debate hosted by Fox, moderators again failed to ask Sen. Marco Rubio about his support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership.